- By STEPHANIE EARLS stephanie.earls@gazette.com
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Theatreworks members rehearse for an upcoming production of “The Mitten,” a shadow puppet adaptation of a Ukrainian folk tale about a boy’s lost mitten in the forest. The show will this Friday through Sunday and Feb. 26-28 at the UCCS Ent Center for the Arts. (Video by Skyler Ballard)
- By Amanda Hancock amanda.hancock@gazette.com
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Something good came out of all those Zoom calls for Courtney Arnstein: She started to get a lot of compliments on that thing behind her.
- By Irene Shonle Horticulture Associate
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You might be harboring a noxious weed disguised as a pretty plant. Myrtle spurge (Euphorbia myrsinites), also known as donkey tail spurge, was…
- By Ken Moon Special to The Gazette
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Dear Ken: I have a spooky shower that goes on and off by itself at random times. Any ideas about what’s going on? — Sallie
- By Marni Jameson
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He was there for her in her darkest hour. Later, she was there for his.
- David Mullen The Denver Gazette
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After being cancelled just two days before it was scheduled in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, Frozen Dead Guy Days will have another ye…
- By Amanda Hancock amanda.hancock@gazette.com
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Sitting behind the counter, Derek Lucero is a little surprised to see the woman walking through the door of his thrift store.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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At the end of January, Bill Beagle received an email from a woman introducing herself as a trustee representing the estate of an Arizona man w…
- By Teresa Farney teresa.farney@gazette.com
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Garden of the Gods Club and Resort has a team of chefs that bring world class culinary skillsets to the kitchen.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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Colorado's most popular state park is growing by 800 acres.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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Pastor Brandon Shupp’s new church that opens Sunday in southeast Colorado Springs is targeting what he calls “the dones.”
- Teresa Farney teresa.farney@gazette.com
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Megan’s Mushrooms Fun Guy or Gal subscriptions for a pound of fresh gourmet mushroom varieties weekly ($100 per month) or twice a month ($55 f…
- By Amanda Hancock amanda.hancock@gazette.com
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After losing her job during the pandemic, Virginia Guarddon started her dream company, combining skincare and poetry.
- Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Taking a moment to reflect on simple moments and interactions and how they fit into the bigger picture.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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A chance to honor snowboarding pioneer Jake Burton Carpenter comes March 13. And the way to do it is simple.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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After being canceled last spring because of the pandemic, “God With Us,” a musical that brings the Bible to life in an original production, ag…
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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The snow didn’t stop Ron Forseth from his ritual one recent morning.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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Debate continues to rage around a proposed expansion on Aspen Mountain.
- Seth Boster
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Recently along Fountain Creek, we came to a kiosk educating about the history and ecology of this riparian corridor. There was also a refreshi…
- FORREST CZARNECKI forrest.czarnecki@gazette.com
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Gary Paul steps out of the truck along the edge of the county road, his cowboy boots turning slowly in the damp sand as he stretches his back.
- By Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Gretchen McRae was a Black activist and artist who grew up in Colorado Springs before moving to Washington, D.C., for a number of years and be…
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
We haven’t fully measured the Great Recession. That’s what came to mind watching “Nomadland,” the Oscar favorite streaming on Hulu, beautiful …
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect the record for most Incline trips in a year.
- By Debbie Kelley debbie.kelley@gazette.com
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SECURITY — The Great Pumpkin may not rise again over Venetucci Farm, but the iconic patch that has delighted school children for generations …
- By STEPHANIE EARLS stephanie.earls@gazette.com
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It’s a crime when good beer goes bad.
- By Kerry Peetz Colorado Master Gardener
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There’s always plenty to do in the garden during March. This year, because of a dramatic temperature drop last fall, the to-do list will be ev…